Twenty years of making brands behave in public

I'm Jeremy Andrus, a graphic designer based in Orem, Utah. I've spent nearly 20 years working across print, digital, environmental, and brand design, long enough to have opinions about kerning I probably shouldn't share at parties.

I spent over a decade at Thanksgiving Point, starting as their first in-house designer and eventually building and leading a creative department of four. I wrote the design standards that kept five public venues looking like they belonged to the same place, from signage to social to apparel, and mentored the designers who helped keep it that way.

Right now I'm at Clearlink, producing social and motion content for DIRECTV for Business, staying sharp on brand compliance and fast turnaround inside a marketing team that never really stops moving.

What ties it all together is the same instinct: build the system first, then let the creative work live inside it. A brand that behaves is just one that's been given clear rules and someone who actually follows them. Whatever the medium, that's the part I'm good at.

hello@jeremyandr.us | Orem, Utah | Open to remote